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Action urged: David Macdonald, director of Ottawa's African famine-relief program, shows areas of Sudan visited by a Canadian fact-finding delegation to Sudan, as Stephen Lewis, Canada's ambassador to the United Nations, looks on yesterday
Action urged: David Macdonald, director of Ottawa's African famine-relief program, shows areas of Sudan visited by a Canadian fact-finding delegation to Sudan, as Stephen Lewis, Canada's ambassador to the United Nations, looks on yesterday

Action urged: David Macdonald, director of Ottawa's African famine-relief program, shows areas of Sudan visited by a Canadian fact-finding delegation to Sudan, as Stephen Lewis, Canada's ambassador to the United Nations, looks on yesterday

Date3/3/1985
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Famine Relief On Way To Sudan, An Island Airport employee loads a specially marked de Havilland Dash 7 before it left Toronto yesterday for the Sudan (...)
Famine Relief On Way To Sudan, An Island Airport employee loads a specially marked de Havilland Dash 7 before it left Toronto yesterday for the Sudan (...)
2/27/1989
before heading for africa earlier this week with a planeload of Canadians, Metro students Mel Middleton, left, Robert, Leigh and Janet Persons discuss plans for famine relief work with Ed Tomlinson, general secretary of the Sudan Interior Mission
before heading for africa earlier this week with a planeload of Canadians, Metro students Mel Middleton, left, Robert, Leigh and Janet Persons discuss plans for famine relief work with Ed Tomlinson, general secretary of the Sudan Interior Mission
6/4/1974
Famine in Sudan: Last year Mawan Juel, 19, walked for four months to reach a refuge camp and food
Famine in Sudan: Last year Mawan Juel, 19, walked for four months to reach a refuge camp and food
10/18/1992
Stephen Lewis: Canada's ambassador to the U.N. is a longtime foe to South Africa's racial segregation.
Stephen Lewis: Canada's ambassador to the U.N. is a longtime foe to South Africa's racial segregation.
4/4/1985
Canada's singing ambassador. Opera star Gino Quilico hits a high note at City Hall Square after the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for(...)
Canada's singing ambassador. Opera star Gino Quilico hits a high note at City Hall Square after the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for(...)
11/19/1990
Giving up jobs: Dr. Mark Doidge (left) and engineer Henry Gold are leaving Toronto to help 600,000 Ethiopian refugees in the Sudan. They are seeking help to gather supplies.
Giving up jobs: Dr. Mark Doidge (left) and engineer Henry Gold are leaving Toronto to help 600,000 Ethiopian refugees in the Sudan. They are seeking help to gather supplies.
1/19/1984
From Sudan with love. Pilot Martin Overduin embraces his parents Jacobus and Willemken yesterday at a Toronto hotel. Overduin, of Komoka, near London,(...)
From Sudan with love. Pilot Martin Overduin embraces his parents Jacobus and Willemken yesterday at a Toronto hotel. Overduin, of Komoka, near London,(...)
7/18/1983
Young guerrilla fighter Ema Hakim strikes a ferocious pose as he drills with compatriots of the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army at a base in the (...)
Young guerrilla fighter Ema Hakim strikes a ferocious pose as he drills with compatriots of the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army at a base in the (...)
5/26/1991
Sudan - (1991 -)
Sudan - (1991 -)
5/7/1994
Sudan - (1991 -)
Sudan - (1991 -)
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In the upside-down world of war-torn Sudan, 'orphans' are taken from their homes, 'students' clear land and plant crops, and children fight for those who feed them
In the upside-down world of war-torn Sudan, 'orphans' are taken from their homes, 'students' clear land and plant crops, and children fight for those who feed them
11/10/1993
Giving up jobs: Dr. Mark Doidge (left) and engineer Henry Gold are leaving Toronto to help 600,000 Ethiopian refugees in the Sudan. They are seeking help to gather supplies.
Giving up jobs: Dr. Mark Doidge (left) and engineer Henry Gold are leaving Toronto to help 600,000 Ethiopian refugees in the Sudan. They are seeking help to gather supplies.
1/19/1984